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  1. weathermedic
    Sleet now here in Sheepshead Bay
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    Look what's coming north from the Jersey shore. Maybe it's sleet or large flakes, but looks juicy on radar.
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    No sleet here in Sheepshead Bay either. Some half dollar sized flakes mixed in with the smaller flakes but no sleet.
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    One of the Davis stations in Belmar measured a gust to 78 mph. Don't know how accurate or how high that station is mounted. Other nearby stations gusting to the mid 50s.
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    I was at 4 inches at 9pm
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    Central Park temp is 25 while it's 30 at LAG and JFK.
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    Try this link. Not sure if you have to be a member. https://www.weatherlink.com/map/febb373c-0fb5-4316-bb92-fbdd2636d2bd
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    4 inches and 30 degrees here in Sheepshead Bay. Wind still NE at 20 G 30 at the nearby Kingsborough College Davis Weather Station right on the water.
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    As per Steve D (nynjpaweather) Twitter feed: The 925 MB low has formed slightly south and east of my expectation to the point where I can say look to the high end of the storm forecast for this storm. Many locations will over perform
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    Light snow in southern Brooklyn. Coating on anything untreated. 29 degrees.
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    Coastal flood warnings issued
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    Sun already disappeared (at least for now) behind the clouds here in lower Manhattan. Hopefully temps won't rise too much from the morning lows.
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    Saw tidal flooding this morning along Brookville Blvd in Queens. Was about a foot of water on the roadway with the lunar high tide. Can imagine that would be impassable if the storm does what it’s supposed to do.
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    The milk and bread madness is in full effect at the stores
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    Flakes starting to mix in on 5th Av and E 62 St in Manhattan
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    Latest OKX AFD: && .LONG TERM /TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/... NWP guidance in very good agreement on evolution of synoptic scale ingredients for what should be a major winter storm from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday. A blocking upper high over Greenland will force an extension of the polar vortex to pass to its south and cut off E of the Canadian Maritimes, with confluence to its rear maintaining strong/cold high pressure from Ontario/Quebec into New England from Tue into Wed. Meanwhile, energy just about to move onto the West Coast will dig SE toward the srn Plains where it may cut off briefly, but should maintain a positive to neutral tilt aloft as it moves E of the Mississippi valley on Wed, lessening the chance for warm air to intrude aloft. Primary sfc low pressure should weaken to the W of the Appalachians on Wed while a secondary low forms right along the Carolina coast and then intensifies as it moves to a position off the Delmarva coast late Wed night. Given the supply of low level cold air and unlikelihood of warmer air intruding aloft, this event looks to be all snow for just about the entire region, except maybe the south shore of eastern Long Island for a time. Too early to get into the mesoscale details here, but confidence in significant snowfall amounts over 6 inches continues to increase, with potential for over a foot of snow in areas that experience the best mesoscale lift and snow growth NW of the low track. NE winds should also be quite strong along the coast due to the pressure gradient between the strong high to the north and the developing low, as high as 25-35 mph with gusts up to to 45 mph, causing considerable blowing and drifting of snow and at least near blizzard conditions. Still some question how quickly the low will pull out on Thu, with the ECMWF lagging a little behind the GFS, so steady snow still likely in the morning, then gradually tapering off from W to E through the day.
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    Dense fog advisories up for much of the area.
  20. weathermedic
    10:1 ratios (if that occurs) means that’s 3.3 inches liquid. I would cut those accumulations at least in half or even a little more.
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    Freezing fog a possibility in rural areas tonight. From OKX AFD: Of particular concern is the potential for freezing fog tonight. As the high shifts offshore, low level moisture will increase, especially for western areas. With temperature dipping below freezing, freezing fog is possible (more likely for the outlying areas of non-metro northeast New Jersey and the Lower Hudson Valley). However, there is still a fair amount of uncertainty with the development of the fog, therefore, only went with patchy freezing fog.
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    Same here in southern Brooklyn
  23. weathermedic
    1.02 inches of rain here at my station in Sheepshead Bay.
  24. weathermedic
    1.60 so far at my station in Sheepshead Bay.
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    Tornado watch for southern NJ
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